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Stephen Hill, a UN diplomat and University of Wollongong founder, died at 82, remembered for humanitarian work, authorship, and leading the "Flying Pigs Operation" to aid West Papuan communities.
Professor Stephen Hill, a founding academic at the University of Wollongong and former UN diplomat, has died at 82.
Known for his work in sociology, international development, and humanitarian efforts, he led the "Flying Pigs Operation" to deliver 108 pigs to West Papuan communities after military conflicts.
A prolific author of 42 books across eight disciplines, he served UNESCO in Jakarta, advised global institutions, and was honored as an honorary chief by the Dani people.
A Buddhist, musician, and traveler, Hill mentored students and shaped UOW’s values.
He is survived by family and remembered for his compassion, intellect, and global impact.
Stephen Hill, diplomático de la ONU y fundador de la Universidad de Wollongong, murió a los 82 años, recordado por su trabajo humanitario, autoría y liderazgo de la "Operación cerdos voladores" para ayudar a las comunidades de Papúa Occidental.